without meals, for compensation and not occupied as a one-family dwelling or a two-family dwelling . A one-family or two-family dwelling is a building with no more than five lodgers. The Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code provides
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two-family dwellings
Named in 3 of this ordinance’s zoning districts.
How this ordinance defines it
The operative definition is the local one. Codes routinely subdivide a category into tiers — “day care 2, family”, “group home 2” — and attach different permissions to each, so only Lancaster County Unincorporated’s own text settles what this covers.
used shall be for the following uses: - **4-1-1.** Single-family dwellings. - **4-1-2.** Two-family dwellings . - **4-1-3.** Individual manufactured homes, on a permanent foundation. (Ord. of 6-30-95) - **4-1-4.** (Repealed 6-30-95.) - **4-1-5.** Manufactured home parks,
Read it in the chapter →Individual manufactured homes not meeting all these criteria, with a special exception. **5-1-4.** Two-family dwellings . **5-1-5.** Boardinghouse, with a special exception. **5-1-6.** Bed and breakfast, with a special exception. **5-1-7.** Boat piers, private. (Ord. of 2-95)
Read it in the chapter →to be used shall be for the following uses: **6A-1-1.** Single-family dwellings. **6A-1-2.** Two-family dwelling units. **6A-1-3.** Townhouses. **6A-1-4.** Multiple family dwellings or apartments. **6A-1-5.** Condominium housing, in conformance with the Code of Virginia § 55-79.41.
Read it in the chapter →used shall be for the following uses: - **7-1-1.** Single-family dwellings. - **7-1-2.** Two-family dwellings . - **7-1-3.** (Repealed 7-25-24.) - **7-1-4.** Schools. - **7-1-5.** Churches. - **7-1-6.** Playgrounds. - **7-1-7.** Professional offices, with a limit of
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